Published on: February 6, 2007 at 6:13 AM

An all new edition of WeatherBrains is available on the web, and on iTunes. This is our weekly 30 minute netcast.

In this week’s episode:

– What could central Florida residents have done to survive a series of deadly tornadoes February 2nd? Bill Murray talks with the area’s National Weather Service Meteorologist-in-Charge, and a spokesman for Lake county’s Emergency Management Agency;

– Death traps: Experts say mobile home occupants had virtually no chance of survival;

– Florida’s tornadoes “not completely out of the ordinary” — Looking at correlations between El Nino and severe weather;

– “Struck without warning” — How accurately do news organizations report various stories involving weather and climate? The WeatherBrains crew finds a lot of room for improvement;

– Kevin Selle observes Weather Person’s Day;

– Climate controversy update: James Spann’s Global Warming e-mail in-box continues to fill up;

– This Week In Weather History: Bill Murray looks at a time when the waters of the Mississippi River actually flowed backwards;

Join James Spann, Kevin Selle, Brian Peters, Jason Simpson and David Black…